Patterned porcelain tile · Toledo Design House
MSI GeoGlam
GeoGlam turns several tiles into one larger graphic. Its connected circular pattern can define an entry or give a kitchen wall a clear focal point, while the porcelain material keeps the selection distinct from a natural-stone waterjet mosaic. Toledo Design House can help you balance the pattern with the room's quieter finishes.
The collection
Know your materials.
- Material
- Glazed porcelain with a waterjet-inspired mosaic appearance, rather than cut natural-stone pieces.
- Format
- Nominal 11 × 13 hexagonal tiles form a connected pattern across the installation.
- Selections
- Calacatta, Cloud and Midnight offer different interpretations of the geometric design.
- Surface
- Calacatta and Midnight are matte. Midnight combines a marble-look background with a pronounced black circular motif.
- Applications
- Calacatta and Midnight list residential and light-commercial floors, plus residential and commercial walls. Review the exact surface and installation for wet-area use.
Dimensions are nominal unless noted. Options and application requirements vary by selection. View manufacturer collection details ↗
Make it your own
Plan the whole room.
- Lay out enough pieces to see the whole repeating motif, including where it will meet doorways, cabinets or the ends of the wall.
- Choose grout alongside the tile. Its color will affect how clearly you see the hexagon joints within the larger circular pattern.
- Use a room photo to compare the graphic with existing cabinet profiles and other patterns before deciding how much area to cover.
Explore MSI GeoGlam through our Maumee showroom, serving Toledo and the surrounding area. We offer materials and professional installation services.
Ask about current sample options, availability and lead times before your visit.
Before you choose
GeoGlam questions, answered.
Is GeoGlam a marble waterjet mosaic?
No. It is porcelain designed to create a waterjet-mosaic appearance. The hexagonal tile carries the pattern, so the material, joints and layout differ from a mosaic made of separate marble pieces.
Does the pattern need a planned starting point?
Yes. Because the circular graphic connects across tiles, the starting point affects the repeat and the cut pieces at edges. Review a dry layout with the installer before committing to the placement.
From inspiration to a clear plan
Bring your room. Find your finish.
Visit Toledo Design House at 1280 Conant Street, Suite 500A, Maumee, OH 43537. Bring room photos, approximate measurements and the finishes you want to coordinate.
Mention MSI GeoGlam in your request and tell us whether you need materials or installation.
Email info@tdhtile.com
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